Two Die In Hayward to Tucson Air Derby Crash
Two men were killed when their single engine Beechcraft Bonanza crashed near Edwards Air Force Base during the Hayward to Tucson 20-30 Club air derby. Al Hewitt and Addison B. Conroy, both Californians, were identified among the dead as wreckage and bodies were found near the aircraft.
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Hayward
Calif
Tucson
al Hewitt
South Gate
Addison B. Conroy
Downey
Gini Richardson
Yakima
Wash
Hewitt and Addison
Palm Springs
British Fire Superbomb Aboard H.M.S. Alert at Christmas Island
The United Kingdom detonated its second and most powerful hydrogen bomb in Operation Grapple aboard the H M S Alert near Christmas Island. A four ton aerial device yielded a fireball over a mile wide and a mushroom cloud, with observers warned to shield eyes during the test.
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H.M.S
Central Pacific
Britain
Malden Atoll
Christmas Island
Task Force
William Cook
Pirates Fans Targeted by Justice at New Kensington
A New Kensington justice of the peace dismissed a traffic violator and said, The next time this happens, I will sentence you to three days at Forbes Field. Forbes Field is the Pirates home, and fans have been critical of the team’s last place standing.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
New Kensington
Forbes Field
The
Pirates
New Look At Chinese Trade Urged By Johnson
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson calls for a new look at the entire Chinese trade situation. He cites Britain's decision to boost trade with Red China and says the issue will be a pressing foreign policy problem.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Senate Commerce Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Britain
United Nations
Red China
Administration
Johnson
Drawing Set For Racers On Monday
A public drawing for first round heat and lane positions in the Soap Box Derby will be held at 10 a.m. Monday in the Central YMCA. All boys entered may attend and draw for lanes. Cars will be grouped by heats and lined up during final inspection on Wednesday June 12. First round heats run the night of June 13, with heat winners returning the following night to complete the race.
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Central Ymca
N. 5Th Ave
Hula Hut Night Club Destroyed By Fire
A blaze of unknown origin gutted the Hula Hut on South 6th Avenue just after closing. Owner Anthony Marciano bought the club in October for 80000. Anita O Day had performed hours earlier as crowds packed the venue for a 10 day engagement. Firefighters faced locked doors and extensive flames, with damage insured and reconstruction planned.
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Anita O’day
South
South 6Th Avenue
Anthony Marciano
Anita O'Day
Miss O’day
William Molina
South Side Merchant Patrol
Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Molina
South Tucson
Frank Gonzales
Pima County
Tino Arciniega
Miss O'Day
Marciane
Still Doing Diapers Housewife Sets Fire in Norwalk
Nancy Joyce Stoner 20 appeared in Superior Court on arson charges after setting seven stacks of diapers in her Norwalk home on May 8. She told the court she lacks funds for a lawyer. a public defender was appointed and she will enter a plea June 10. Bond set at $500. The fire caused about $3,000 in damages to the home. She cited exhaustion from housework and diapers as motive and said she does not recommend the act as a remedy.
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Los Angeles
Nancy Joyce Stoner
Superior Court
U S Eyes Step Toward Halt in Nuclear Tests
The United States plans to offer Russia a first step disarmament deal to end nuclear tests if an effective inspection regime is in place and production is halted. The proposal signals a shift toward possible testing limits within a broader effort to curb the arms race.
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Washington
United States
Russia
U. S
New York Times
Soviet Union
Russell Baker
the Times
Eisenhower
Union
Britain
White House
Dulles
43rd Going Overseas to Deploy from Davis Monthan AFB
The 43rd Bomb Wing at Davis Monthan AFB plans temporary overseas deployment within a month. Headquarters cite security rules, only that the Strategic Air Command wing will fly outside the United States. Col. Roger M. Crow leads the wing with the 63rd 64th and 65th Bomb Squadrons and the 43rd Refueling Squadron. last overseas move was to England in 1954.
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43Rd
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
D-M
Strategic Air Command
Continental United States
Roger M. Crow
England
Germans Fear Atom Radiation Hurts Beer
Radioactive waste from a U S atom reactor at Garching will be packed in crates and shipped to the United States as a safety measure. The State Legislature fears the waste could pollute underground water supplies and crops and affect Bavarian beer quality.
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Munich
Germany
U. S
Garching
United States
Severe Texas Storms Rack Vast Regions and Kill Two Boys
Torrential rains up to 11 inches flood parts of Texas as a tornado sighting near Big Spring causes no damage. In Brackettville 18 inches water swamps the town while two Arlington youths die from lightning. Crews report washed bridges and widespread crop delays across Hale Floyd Swisher counties and the Panhandle zone.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Midland
Big Spring
Uvalde
Lapryor
Kingsville
Lubbock
Amarillo
Plainview
Sherman
South Plains
Hale
Floyd
Swisher
Panhandle
Hale County
State Highway Patrol
Clear Creek
Torrentiagain
Nort Texas
Lynn Guffy
Bill Nobles
Monahans
Pleasant weekend forecasted for Tucson area
The weatherman projects a pleasant weekend with mostly clear skies tonight and tomorrow and little temperature change. Light winds are expected. Yesterday's high reached 95 in Tucson and this morning's low was 65.
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Tucson
Missing twins found alive near Cascades ranch
Kevin and Kerry Yanasak, 21 months, disappeared from their yard near Crying Eyes Out in Washington state. They were found after 17 hours, lying in grass two miles from home, scratched but unharmed, with a beagle nearby. Nearly 1,000 civilians and soldiers aided the search from Ft. Lewis in rugged, logged land northeast of their farm.
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Kevin
Kerry Yanasak
Edward
Yanasak
Orting
Fred Emard
Cascades
Seattle
Emard
Ft. Lewis
San Manuel Copper Co and Union Reach Pact
An agreement between San Manuel Copper Co and International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers avert a strike. Federal Conciliator W P Halloran announced provisions cover boilermakers electricians teamsters and painters.
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SAM Manuel
San Manuel Copper Co
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
W. P. Halloran
Massacre at village spurs call to shun Algerian rebels
An article reports the massacre in an Algerian village and Coty urging the civilized world to ignore the rebels. The piece frames the event as a push for international condemnation and non-recognition of the insurgents.
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Coty
Civilized World
Tucson
Hughes
Citizen Charlie
Paul Arend
On the Town John Crosby and The Arts Pages
A compact listing notes John Crosby across the town section with columns on art news, movies, book reviews, radio and television. Irving Kolodin contributes on the arts while travel and home topics fill pages and inserts.
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John Crosby
Irving Kolodin
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Debbia
Dianna
Gene
Stoners
U.S
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San Antonio
Arlington
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Lawrence Thompson
Fort Worth
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